Programs and Services

Standing behind their commitment to socially and environmentally responsible policies, Reynolds School District has partnered with The IRN Reuse Network to donate surplus furniture from the elementary school replacement projects to communities in need in both Africa and Latin America.

The furniture comes from the old Wilkes, Troutdale, and Fairview Elementary schools which are being replaced. The district kept all furniture that could be reused in schools and elsewhere around the district and donated about 2,500 pieces that were deemed surplus. To give this furniture a new life for students in need, the District worked with nonprofit organizations through IRN to send the furniture to schools in Burundi, Chad, Haiti and El Salvador. Students in these communities will be able to benefit from this furniture for years to come.

By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook (Read full article on The Outlook's site.)
July 11, 2017

The sunny summer weather allowed construction companies to make good progress on the new school buildings in the Reynolds School District, but not quite enough to keep thousands of children from attending school in construction zones this year.

"The project teams, including district and building staff, have all been working closely to accommodate occupancy during construction," said Linda Florence, Reynolds superintendent.

Reynolds is building three new elementary schools — Troutdale, Fairview and Wilkes — while Reynolds High School is undergoing a major expansion and upgrade. All this is being paid for with money from a $125 million facilities bond that voters approved for the Reynolds School District in May 2015.

"Significant progress has been made with all phases (of construction), and the projects remain on track for completion in the fall of 2018," Florence said.

Reynolds School District is starting the school year with three new schools, built to offer outstanding energy efficiency and a more productive learning environment. Funded by a $125 million bond passed by local voters, the elementary schools – Fairview, Troutdale and Wilkes – are replacing older buildings and all share the same high-performance design.

By Teresa Carson, The Gresham Outlook
August 3, 2018

Reynolds will show off its three new elementary schools and high school remodel later in August with ribbon cuttings and parties.

The schools have been in the process of design and construction for several years, and students will be learning in the shiny new buildings in September.

The Reynolds School District replaced Troutdale, Fairview and Wilkes elementary schools as part of a building program paid for by a $125 million bond voters approved in May 2015

View pictures and read the full article on the Gresham Outlook website.

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Adopted: 12/08/10

Margaret Scott Elementary

ALL REYNOLDS SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDINGS WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2021 AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2021.

ONLINE COMPREHENSIVE DISTANCE LEARNING (CDL) WILL CONTINUE AS SCHEDULED FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ON BOTH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

Other Canceled events:

            MEAL OR SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION

            IN-PERSON SCHOOL-BASED ACTIVITIES ANY ATHLETICS TRAINING

            SCHOOL-BASED FOOD PANTRIES/CLOTHING CLOSETS

May 5, 2018 9:00 - 10:30 AM, H.B. Lee Middle School

Incoming 6th graders for 2018-19 are invited to a pancake breakfast. Web leaders will be on hand to give families tours after the breakfast. Parents will also have the opportunity to review their students choices for electives next year.

Reynolds High School Night
Tuesday, February 28th from 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Welcome parents & students,
It is our sincere hope that this event gives all, valuable information about what is available at RHS and allows a smoother transition from middle school to high school.

Please look below for attached document.